all of you watching snapchat, you're like, we know marlena loves this color. it's her favorite. >> despite her rise to fame, marlena remains committed. >> we do handwritten notes that go in their packages. customer service always try to be personal with them. they're loyal because they know it's human beings behind that screen. >> it's another day at make yum geek in michigan. >> she uses snapchat to give her fans insider and in the moment access to makeup geek world. >> i'll turn it around and say guess what i'm filming today, guys, or give me your feedback on what you want to hear for the next video. they get to build that one-on-one connection with me. >> we do polls on facebook and ask them,hat product would you guys like to see, what are you missing? and that gives us feedback on what to creative for them to make them happy. >> that happiness and support thrived even more when she revealed more about herself. >> i used to weigh almost 300 pounds. i would get a lot of questions from people, i'm struggling with weight. what did you do? so i thought, i'm jus

[somber music] ♪ >> marlena: uh, victor, i just spoke to dr. grant. >> victor: and?rlena: i'm so sorry to be the person that has to tell you this. >> victor: just tell me straight. >> marlena: she doesn't think he's going to ma it through the night. ♪ who are you calling? >> victor: mayo clinic. obviously he needs a different doctor. should've done this the minute they brought him in. >> marlena: i know you're feeling powerless right now. v

i haven't seen that show since marlena became an intern at her daughter's job.iend. - you do? why? - how much do you know about trip? - [grunts] - because i did a little digging online. unfortunately, his instagram was all refugee photos and links to charities. [splurts] but then i found his grandma's obituary. jackpot. turns out he has a sister who's on facebook, so i made a fake account and became friends with her. cha-ching! a little type-type here, a little catfishing of trip's dad there, and, ta-da, i knew everything about him. - who took all the computers? - ugh. okay, i should have known. what did you find? - oh. i think i should butt out. i wouldn't want to "ruin your relationship" with all my amazing discoveries. - you're really not gonna tell me? - i thought you said you didn't want me in your head, even though you were in my womb for nine months stealing my food. - fine, don't tell me. i don't want to know. - it's good! hey, chuck, made you some nachos that haven't been on the floor. - oh. thank you, carol. - oh, you couldn't get me to south sudan for

. >> marlena: i know, i have too. >> john: the only thing that makes me feel better k

we have marlena here with us. michael tobman is a democratic strategist to chuck schumer.president of tobman's consulting firm. morgan, would republicans risk a vote if it were certain to go down to defeat? >> they didn't risk a vote when we were in the same predicament. the problem for republicans, what we've gotten away from is the message of what are we trying to fix here? we're trying to fix the problem that is obamacare. when you look at the past two election cycles, why were republicans successful? the american people felt like they were overpromised on obamacare about underdelivered. so republicans have a big mess. we're the governing party and we have to fix it. but the negotiations behind the scenes are so important. so without getting into nuances, if we don't pass some sort of healthcare repeal and replace now and we move on to tax reform, we lose the ability to pass anything under reconciliation in 2017. >> a big part of the reason this president was elected, he campaigned on repealing and replacing obamacare. so why should he and the congress not deliver? >> f

charlie: marlena dietrich. jeff: great picture. dietrich spent her whole life before the camera. she left germany and was an advocate for fighting against noazism. she also was a great singer. she sang for the allied troops. she knew what he wanted when she arrived his studio. he had to deal with it in one way or another. she said, i know what sign i want you to photograph, i know when the lights should be, i know where my body should be. quietly say,rt ofn why not you be the subject and i will be the photographer? and she turned around and gave this look. and it worked. charlie: and there's the photograph. she also did that wonderful documentary where they roomgraphed her inside a in her apartment, the door was open, but you never saw her. the interview took place without seeing her. yes. crazy. she's a powerful figure. she is hugely popular in today's culture with young people. she's kind of a feminist model, kind of gender bending hero. she has the chance to be one of the more transformative figures of the mid-20th century right now. charlie: this is the next one. penn was obv

a registered nurse marlena madrina and a nurse's aide named cindy france. steven desario had just become the police chief in kirkersville a monthing a. the woman slain was marlena and cindy, who had five kids, including a 10-year-old son. those kids had to spend mother's day preparing for the burial of their mom. on monday i went to kirkersville and saw the memorial there for the officer. i also had an opportunity to meet with some of the officers who were from neighboring communities. there was just one police officer in kirkersville, just the chief, and i was able to express to them the sympathy and the gratitude of people from throughout ohio. i brought a flag that had been flown over the united states capitol here in honor of chief desario and that flag will go to the family as a very small token of appreciation and gratitude of all of us for the service of their father and their husband. chief desario had six kids, and his widow erin is currently pregnant with their seventh child, a child who is never going to know his or her dad. what he will know or

marlena and cindy. this is a tragedy that truly tests the strength of a community. the strength of neighbors. and the strength of oufer law enforcement -- of our law enforcement community. to the chief's family i can't imagine the grief and anguish you must be feeling. we're heartbroken for your loss. please know your husband, your father, your son was an american hero. his memory will never be forgotten and it is there that i pray you find hope. today and every day, may god bless you and all our police officers and their families. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. tonko: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise to call urgent attention to america's drinking water infrastructure. every day more than 700 water mains break in cities, towns and villages across our great co